Dakota Huronite Publisher John Longstafus Arrives
The Dakota Huronite announces publisher John Longstafus as the Thursday, March 10 issue date in a historic regional newspaper entry.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
4
Better Seed Quality Boosts Yields Says Grain Expert
A grain expert from Minnesota and the Dakotas urges farmers to swap poor seed for sound plump seed, treat it to destroy smut, and invest in a cleaning mill. He argues seed quality, not climate, drives crop yields and land value, recommending northward seed sources for lasting three years of better results.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Johnson
South Dakota College Receives Paraguay Interest
A letter from J N Ruffin US Consul at Uccasion Paraguay informs Chalmers of Solano Lopez's conclusion that the South Dakota Agricultural College is best suited for Paraguay. Lopez seeks cost estimates for a new college building and equipment and asks if SDAC can provide professors on five year contracts to lead a Paraguayan agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
South Dakota Agricultural College
J. N. Ruffin
United States
Uccasion
Paraguay
South America
Solano Lopez
South Dakota College
Lopez
South Dakota
State to sell school lands for ten per acre in Butte county
The state land department reports an offer of ten dollars per acre for school lands in Butte county west of the Missouri river. The piece near Davison county sold for less than ten dollars per acre years ago, illustrating a broad shift in conditions from Yankton to the Black Hills. Such changes even affect views on Pierre as capital amid a rapidly growing state.
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State Land Department
Butte County
Missouri River
Mitchell
Davison County
Yankton
Black Hills
Pierre
Population dynamics hint at westward growth frontier
The text notes a rising population in a slow growth area while the western region nears a development threshold that promises dramatic progress. It mentions Pierre near the territory border and suggests the coming decade will end inaccessibility as a constraint.
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Pierre
Congressman Martin Pushes Beef Trust Inquiry
Congressman Martin campaigns for a congressional inquiry into the beef industry alleging a price rise amid overall decline. He points to a alleged combination among the large packing houses as the cause of artificial profits, noting last year’s daily excess profits of 159000.
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Congressman Martin
United States
Martin
Beadle County Republicans split from Crawford support
A Edmunds county Republican notes relief that Beadle county Republicans have not backed Crawford. He says Crawford lacked backing after his inconsistent bid for the governorship and his critiques of the party, leaving him with little local following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Glad
Edmunds County
Beadle County
Crawfor
Crawford
Aping
Pettigrew
Dick Richards and Pettigrew on Hearst forces a caution
The writer questions if Dick Richards will follow Pettigrew and join Hearst forces. It recalls 1896 when Richard Franklin urged charts and shouting for free silver and Bryan and worries about a similar outcome. The Hunowire signals sympathy for Silver Dick but doubts his perspective.
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Dick Richards
Pettigrew
Hearst
Richard Franklin
Peck
Wm. J. Bryan
March Storms Fade as Sun Returns in Brief Calm
The passage notes that March storms are the year’s most severe yet quickly pass. After winds and snow and drifting, bright sunshine returns, warmth follows, and the memories of the blizzard fade as the storm’s traces disappear.
South Dakota Breeders Push for Stock Exhibit at St Louis Fair
South Dakota breeders urge World's Fair commissioners to provide a proper appropriation for a creditable South Dakota stock exhibit at the St Louis fair, arguing the leading industry deserves strong representation and support.
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South Dakota
St. Louis
Hearst to Campaign for Democratic Nomination in St Louis
William Hearst plans a notable campaign role at St Louis for the Democratic presidential nomination, likely influencing the convention alongside Bryan. He may not win the nomination but will speak loudly on the choice.
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William Hearst
St. Louis
Bryan
World wheat crop of 1903 reaches record size
The Agricultural Department in Washington reports 3 193 556 000 bushels of wheat for 1903. This totals 3 percent more than 1902 and marks the largest wheat crop ever gathered.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Crawford Persists in Franking Privileges
Crawford continues to enjoy franking privileges granted by North American express companies. He asserts autonomy in this matter and could set a example for others.
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Crawford
North American Express
Japan's Marvelous Growth in Trade and Railways
The article highlights Japan's rapid modernization from 1880 to 1908, noting railway expansion from 185 miles to 4233 miles, rising cotton loom employment from 5000 to 1,225,000, and export growth to 46 million in 1892 with imports at 85 million. It argues Japan shows civilization and progress versus Russia, stressing strong private debt holdings by Japanese and resource development fueled by a patriotic people.
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China
Japan
Mars
Russia
The Danger of Money Love The Schoolmaster
A piece depicting a man whose sole aim is wealth and who views stealing as a fine art. He grows wealthier by exploiting others, rising in business and society while considering himself exempt from moral rules. The town’s approval fuels his egotism and brazen self-justification.
Credit Due Burke And The Rosebud Reservation
The Sioux Stockman praises Charley Burke for advancing legislation on the Rosebud reservation opening Fort Pierre. A new railroad from Bonesteel toward the Hills would boost cattle, grazing, and settlement, adding about a half million acres to taxable state land. The piece credits Burke for the measure and its broader impact.
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Rosebud
Fort Pierre
Charley Burke
Mormons Face Public Sentiment Over Religious Views
Observers note Mormons rely on religious beliefs and polygamous practices for comfort amid mounting public opposition. The article discusses how faith sustains members against cultural hostility and scrutiny.
Col King to Address Huron on Political Questions
Col John H. King will speak at the opera house in Huron this month addressing political questions from an anti Crawford stance. He will present views to the public and discuss current issues affecting the community and region.
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John H. King
Huron
Opera House
A Mistaken Conclusion in Gubernatorial Campaigns
The Huronite criticizes Crawford's tactics in his bid for governor while affirming his right to run. It condemns his methods as questionable and harming him, the Republican party, and his home city, though Crawford remains an honorable candidate.
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Coe I. Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Crawford
Hvronite
Democrats Bryan and Cleveland Diverge on Political Views
Mr. Bryan and Mr. Cleveland are both Democrats, yet neither shares any noticeable political view in common. The remark highlights distinct personal approaches within the party.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
Wood pulp industry heats up nationwide
The nation’s newspapers report intensified efforts on wood pulp production and supply as mills seek to stabilize prices and ensure steady paper supply for printing operations nationwide.
Beadle County School Lands Sale Set for Wednesday
The tale of school lands in Beadle county will occur on Wednesday March 16 at the court house.
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Beadle County
Not Calculated to Inspire Confidence in Crawford Machine
The Crawford machine as seen in Beadle county is not seen as a force to inspire South Dakotans to expand its influence across the state.
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Aberdeen News
Beadle County
South
Poisoning Prairie Dogs Quickly Proves Most Effective
An article discusses prairie dog control methods with emphasis on poisoning using strychnine mixed with wheat or hay. It cites early spring as optimal, notes high kill rates of 70 to 90 percent, and records a successful case in which a town of several hundred acres lost most dogs after treatment, while warning of risks to stock and effectiveness decline later in the season.
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John Rea
Huron
Short Lived Boom in Crawford Campaign
A Brace Herald summary notes Crawford’s campaign failed to gain lasting support. Circular letters from his headquarters at Huron criticise postmasters and lifelong Republicans, but the text suggests these attacks backfire and harm Crawford’s cause.
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Huron
Crawford
Liquor Licensing on Ballot in Huron Election
The question of licensing the sale of intoxicating liquors will be submitted to the voters of Huron at the approaching municipal election.
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Huron
Republican State Central Committee Meets in Sioux Falls
The Republican State Central Committee will convene in Sioux Falls to fix the time and place for the upcoming State convention. The meeting aims to set dates and locations for party proceedings.
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Republican State Central Committee
Sioux Falls
Rainfall Variation Across South Dakota and Iowa
Weather note reports rainfall levels in South Dakota varying no more than in neighboring Iowa, indicating similar precipitation patterns across the region.
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South Dakota
Iowa
School notes and debates shape spring term at Huron
Spring vacation set for April 1 to 11 as Mudjekeewis Debating Club adopts a constitution and plans joint debates with the Philamathoeonal Society and Girls Debating Club. Discussions cover tardiness rules, orations, and a memorial bust from the class of 1904. Musical recitals, staff changes, and athletic association elections round out the report.
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Sion
Thespaper Dow
Philamatheon Literal Society
Migs French
Manuel
Manual
French
Charley
Mildred Thompson
Eastern South Dakota Educational Association
Brookings
Huron High School Eyes Track Meet Trip to Yankton
A meeting adjourned but a keen student urged a strong Huron High School team to travel to Yankton and bring back glory.
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Yankton
Glo
Huron High School
Court in Session Beadle County Trials Enter Week
Court convened in Beadle County with 24 civil cases and five criminal matters set for jury and court trials. Verdicts included a guilty finding after late-night deliberations, with sentences and pleas entered for several defendants. remaining cases include Hardman vs. CG A Kelley in trial.
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Beadla
of South Dakota
M.F. Y
Cou
Luke
Ranny
Harry Duncan
D. Craddick
James Valley
Wilmarth
Lafendant
Hardman Vs. CG
A. Kelley
Farm loan cues from Ric Huron ad prompt buyers
The message invites borrowers to contact Ric Huron at 8 D for arranging loans to sell or borrow against farms. It emphasizes farm credit and local land dealings without further details.
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Ric Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A.C
the Beef Trust
Silver Dick
Annate Commercial Tribune
Credit
Brace Herald
Alice Connors
Grace Shaw
Laura Thompson
Marie VanSyckle
Mary Fleming
Athletic Association
Robert Hill
George Blake
Alfred Smith
Messrs
Lion Coffee
Datia McWall
Ayer
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